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Biological Science 2 choices

  • 19-09-2013 10:14am
    #1
    LasTime
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 173 ✭✭


    I'm not sure whether I should choose CM2002 or CM2003. Does anyone who's done these modules know if they are taught solely on the notes taken during class(as I know a few are)? Or is there blackboard notes provided corressponding to each lecture?? I'm thinking of choosing CM2002 as that will put my labs off for a bit and the labs for the other are currently being which couldthat make things very messy as I'm just back.


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  • #2
    Dave1711
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 467 ✭✭Dave1711


    Never did either but im pretty sure 2002 was much easier from people in my year talking about it.

    I think they both have lectures put up but also a lot of material is added to it in the lectures too!


  • #3
    Papa_Lazarou
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,863 ✭✭✭Papa_Lazarou


    I did both modules two years ago but i'd say the content hasn't changed much. If i had the choice i'd take cm2002. Stuart Colllins is a great lecturer and the subject is pretty interesting too. Although if you're a maths orientated person you'd probably enjoy cm2003 so it's down to what you like. 2/3 lecturers are pretty good.

    Personally i'd chose a subject based on what you are good at rather than when the labs are on or if the stuff is on blackboard.


  • #4
    LasTime
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 173 ✭✭LasTime


    Papa_Lazarou wrote: »
    I did both modules two years ago but i'd say the content hasn't changed much. If i had the choice i'd take cm2002. Stuart Colllins is a great lecturer and the subject is pretty interesting too. Although if you're a maths orientated person you'd probably enjoy cm2003 so it's down to what you like. 2/3 lecturers are pretty good.

    Personally i'd chose a subject based on what you are good at rather than when the labs are on or if the stuff is on blackboard.

    Thanks Papa,

    I've chosen CM2003, but have missed two workshops already. Are those part of the continuous assessment marks. I could always change back to CM2002 because those labs don't start until next year. I was told that the lecture gave a quiz and told them what questions were coming up. What is a workshop meant to be anyway?


  • #5
    Corkgirl18
    Closed Accounts Posts: 894 ✭✭✭Corkgirl18


    Make sure you go to the workshops for 2003! He basically does exam papers and goes over what was covered that week. Its a tough module and its so easy to fall behind in it so be careful!


  • #6
    LasTime
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 173 ✭✭LasTime


    Corkgirl18 wrote: »
    Make sure you go to the workshops for 2003! He basically does exam papers and goes over what was covered that week. Its a tough module and its so easy to fall behind in it so be careful!
    Thanks Corkgirl. Makes me more glad I chose CM2002 in the end. There's too much maths in 2003, and is therefore hard to cover indepentantly without hitting a dead-end. Justin Holmes seemed a bit condescending too.


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